21. Coffee with Anna Gordon — The more adjectives used to describe a cookie, the better

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Coffee with Scoolinary

Scoolinary

37 episodes

9 months ago

In our podcast, we virtually 'have a coffee' every week with chefs or pastry chefs, so they can tell us their stories, their professional journey, and the mistakes they've made along the way. We want to learn from them to grow professionally. Each week, our guests will share with us trends, new challenges, figures, and their visions of the industry.Scoolinary, the school that transforms people and connects cultures through gastronomy. You will learn from the best chefs and discover the broadest online catalog of topics related to gastronomy.

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21. Coffee with Anna Gordon — The more adjectives used to describe a cookie, the better

Coffee with Scoolinary

34 minutes

1 year ago

21. Coffee with Anna Gordon — The more adjectives used to describe a cookie, the better

Today in this episode of the Scoolinary podcast, we share a "work coffee" (americano with oat milk) with Anna Gordon, a project-manager-turned-pastry-chef who's almost literally made it her business to enchant her customers with cookies that range from classic to irresistably creative. She explains how not to take food too seriously (in the very serious business of food) and reveals the inner compass that guides her as a professional chef. She also tells us the one rule that can be bent but not broken when it comes to sweet creations. We get a little preview of what's coming to her cookie company, The Good Batch, based in Brooklyn, NY (listen closely to learn how to recreate her Valentine's Day Charm Cookie in your own kitchen) and she explains what makes the cookies in her Scoolinary course distinctly American. Cookies are really plated desserts in hand-held format, according to Anna, so get inspired to spin off some cookie creations of your own!

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